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this downloadsettingthe course of theorem

Lidskiidiscoveredthe Lidskii theorem

perfect numbersdiscoveredthe little theorem

Ralph announceshas discoveredthe flaw in the theorem

in Del Rey Books's adopted country(passive) is setThe Last Theorem

in Sri Lanka(passive) is setThe Last Theorem

first(passive) was ... discoveredThe 4-Color Theorem

the problemsleadto the Incompleteness Theorem

the maninventedthe incompleteness theorem

that , ... , Pythagoras could have been the first to construct a mathematical proof for itcould ... have discoveredthe theorem

the claimdiscoveredthe incompleteness theorem

that WicksteedDid ... Discoverthe Coase Theorem

Euclid ... the first personto discoverthe Euclidian theorem

Mesopotamian , Indian and Chinese mathematicians are all knownto have discoveredthe theorem

Mesopotamian , Indian and Chinese mathematicians alldiscoveredthe theorem

Pythagoras ... the firstto discoverthe Theorem

Pythagoras ... the first ... orto discoverthe Theorem

the ancient Greek Mathematician Pythagorasinventedthe theorem

The Indian mathematiciandiscoveredthe theorem

the Indian mathematicianto discoverthe theorem

71 Mesopotamian , Indian and Chinese mathematicians alldiscoveredthe theorem

by David Hume , where he argued that England could not permanently gain from exports , because hoarding gold would make gold more plentiful in England(passive) first discovered bythe theorem

David Hume , where he argued that England could not permanently gain from exports , because hoarding gold would make gold more plentiful in England(passive) first discovered bythe theorem

P. H. Wicksteeddiscoveredthe Coase Theorem

Pythagoras ... the onediscoveredthe theorem

by David Hume , where he argued that England could not permanently gain from exports(passive) first discovered bythe theorem

by David Hume , at which he argued that England could not permanently gain in exports(passive) first discovered bythe theorem

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Pythagorasdiscoveredthe theorem

by Pythagoras(passive) was ... invented bythe theorem

Pythagoras himselfinventedthe theorem

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Pythagorasdid ... discoverthe theorem

not by Pythagoras(passive) was ... discoveredthe theorem

he was the first to prove itdid ... discoverthe Theorem

and Chinese mathematicians alldiscoveredthe theorem

the Pythagorean Theoremdiscoveredthe theorem

a bugwas causingthe theorem prover

by the mathematician(passive) discovered bythe theorem

by David Hume(passive) first discovered bythe theorem

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a sensationcauseda sensation

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from an axiom assertionresultsfrom an axiom assertion

from Brouwer 's observation of a cup of coffeeto have originatedfrom Brouwer 's observation of a cup of coffee

from brouwer?s observation of a cup ofto have originatedfrom brouwer?s observation of a cup of

and proved to argue that , given a set of axioms and a statement in first - order logic , it was impossible to find an algorithm to prove the statement true or falseinventedand proved to argue that , given a set of axioms and a statement in first - order logic , it was impossible to find an algorithm to prove the statement true or false

game theoryinventedgame theory

coupled with the honour bestowed on the theorem namerleadscoupled with the honour bestowed on the theorem namer

his opinion / viewinfluencedhis opinion / view

to massesleadsto masses

to better agreement of the orbital energies with the I and A.leadsto better agreement of the orbital energies with the I and A.

in the development of important mathematical theories that ' do ' have important applications to other fieldsresultedin the development of important mathematical theories that ' do ' have important applications to other fields

in the development of important mathematical theoriesresultedin the development of important mathematical theories

in the development of important mathematical theoriesdirectly resultedin the development of important mathematical theories

in maximum power transfer , and not maximum efficiencyresultsin maximum power transfer , and not maximum efficiency

many reactionscausedmany reactions

in maximum power transferresultsin maximum power transfer

alsoleadsalso

to the followingleadsto the following

in 1931discoveredin 1931

out to discoversetout to discover

to Thusleadsto Thus

complexitycausescomplexity

to a formula for perfectly reconstructing the original continuous - time function from the samplesalso leadsto a formula for perfectly reconstructing the original continuous - time function from the samples

from an assertion ( sense 1resultingfrom an assertion ( sense 1

the problemscausethe problems

to this workledto this work

in maximum power transfer across the circuit , and not maximum efficiencyresultsin maximum power transfer across the circuit , and not maximum efficiency

to a formula for reconstruction of the original function from its samplesalso leadsto a formula for reconstruction of the original function from its samples

to the following corollaryledto the following corollary

not practicaldesignednot practical

to provehas setto prove

in Indiahad discoveredin India

a place where the theorem can live happilyinventinga place where the theorem can live happily

to deep but very natural questions about d - constructible curvesleadsto deep but very natural questions about d - constructible curves

to a formula for reconstruction of the original signalalso leadsto a formula for reconstruction of the original signal

to a formula for reconstruction of the original signalalso leadsto a formula for reconstruction of the original signal

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